View the exhibit. Which the FortiGate handle web proxy traffic true? (Choose two.)

VLANs create distinct broadcast domains; therefore, broadcast traffic originating in port1-VLAN10 will be contained within that VLAN and will not be forwarded by the FortiGate to a different VLAN, such as port2-VLAN10, without explicit routing.

FortiGate does not intrinsically designate a specific VLAN (like VLAN1) as a native VLAN; native VLAN configuration is typically handled on connected network switches.

FortiGate Virtual Domains (VDOMs) provide logical separation of firewall resources. VLAN subinterfaces, even if configured on the same physical port, can be assigned to different VDOMs, enabling complete administrative and traffic isolation between them.

By default, FortiGate firewalls operate on a 'deny-all' principle; traffic between any two interfaces, including different VLANs, is blocked unless an explicit firewall policy is configured to allow it.